The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-04-02
gTATE NEMR.
On the 28d nlt. frost and ice was
plentiful IL Claiborne parish.

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- 71' PARISH
el'lte Sonpse nas organized ~
e st'5'''ufal ana ralr association.
Cotton planting has commenced II
Pointe Coupec and other river par
ishea.
he 81 charlas yysyaB avs IL n,
river continues falling the rice planters
will be without water for their crops
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fesens parishes
NeaI Alansaeiu, La, iron ore has
80 ui ~. which yieius between
- anu y Psr cent OF pure metal
Neall ,ani " nase leell formed 70 put np
r. oN mn aho erect an zee factory.
ine Town .oI washington Is making
\ move " aesAse ways ana means for
~ es1asilshnens o. one or more
taanalaeearlag Establishments Tor
Mh'ch iiias iooansy Is SO admirably
adapeeu.
Mrs. Idppman Kahn, an old and
h,seiy respected fesioent q the town
o. alA4nemine, dlec suddenly on the
1oln nlt,' OF near oiseAss' 5lie was
~ lno1hef q MT heryine Mann, o.
Asasne'
On the recommendation of the
Beard 81 Pardons the Governor has
Pafaoned MRS. McMahon and Mrs.
91nylne' ile TWO women convicted OF
PerJsry III the celeDrated ford-Mnrphy
maruef case u ne" orleans'
lbervllle South: There never has
been better season for all crops than
the present. The outlook is splendid,
and no casualties occurring this will
oe one year Icing 20 be remembered by
az our citizens as ono OF unprecedented
prosperity.
Louisiana journal: The potato
bngs, which damaged the Irish potato
patches considerably 10 this section
last season, are already to be found in
some patches this season, and it is
feared that they will destroy the crop
almost totally.
Thibodaux Se'stiDel: The widow
OF Bro. VIM. A. Bryan, former editor
OF the iberville South, has received
$4,000 from the knights of Honor of
which he was prominent member.
and one of the charter members of The
Lodge in Plaquemine, La.
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Three years ago there were 10 estab.
lishments that sold liouor IN the narisb
of Webster, but az present there are
only six. This decrease was brought
about by local option. tempera5ce
agitation and the law increasing. The
license for selling Iiouor by The boftle.''
Tba New orIa.n. eo,,,1.., r.,,,,..
tyv oe;cial ;onrnaI ~ ~ Ka;ci 49,, 20
Labor of T,on;s;sno To- antasa "a ~
third wear Otis cyistenca Win every
annearance IN ! nromis;nr frtrro
The Iaa,st,,o 4 a oaod noner md al
voeates tbe cansc A N I'm aarnos,l,
but copseryatiyoly and The Fcgo
w;shas Il : Iong an3 0.na,,oro., wy a Aono
Ascension Ie,ooc,ot A.oo,.;on
parish has mo boom Int II nrobehlv
counts amonc its ;nstitnt;ops ,nore
signs of prosperity and nrograss fhan
lany parish n lie state. and hotter.
stiIl. these Are Of no eraneseent cbar.
acter, but built upon an endnr;no
foundation, supported bv the nnl,lie
spirit and intelligence Of a conserya.
tive community.
Ibers;lle So,,tb Tl,o ..,;d dooI;,o
az IL .s;yer ahouo Vi,l.alinsl. us Ill
ito anes,ion. If f,r,bor ..saa, G :, ~
saasda NV n,,,,, ~ " ~. IVA a'i,s
~. ~ M '. "'g' h; 4 .legs iioS.eu
III, !" yrs "a1vr Az senfeely worm
saah's nv aeeoua'' any unless our
aeh'efPrlsihg swampefs viii resort to
Iimoer Wheels anh oxen TO haul their